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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1935
Page
17
A fragmented report outlines a proposed aid plan tied to Medicare funding and Senate discussions. The piece notes political maneuvering, potential amendments, and plans to advance funds before February, with emphasis on relief measures and future legislative steps.
The notice outlines advertising rates and deadlines for the Gazette want ads. It lists pricing, publication dates, and submission guidelines for classified ads and notices.
Four organizers of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union were arrested in Lepanto Arkansas after a meeting ended amid tense clashes over alleged evictions tied to AAA programs. Ward Rodgers 24, Lucent Boe 21, Koch and Atley Delaney and Robert Baker were among those detained for disturbing the peace.
Prof Frank O Paine of State College reports 78 percent of graduates in 44 states are employed. An expanded engineering staff is planned to meet industry needs and daily interviews will be held with applicants.
Handeth Warner a Wheaton College sophomore remains unable to speak after 19 days of hiccuping. Medical sedatives and home remedies were tried with little effect as doctors report a few signs of improvement.
US agents questioned Nathan Heller owner of the Park View hotel in Havana Cuba after the Karpis gang trail led to the island. Investigators cited transportation purchases and telegrams tied to the person registered as EON Wagner, a guest at a Miami connected contact. Ambassadors and embassy officials disputed the handling of the arrest and inquiry timing.
A local Washington County quarry project is set to open on Monday. The notice outlines planned operations and dates for the public briefings and site access.
Chicago report states Gil Berry, a noted grid star, seeks divorce amid contested proceedings. Details outline Berry’s petition and disputed terms while witnesses and finances remain central to the case.
Bertram hosts a Friday program at the Methodist church featuring Wilma Luenicka Alfred Knapp Robert Loemicks Bernice Berry and Leonard Lueniche a living pictures show includes My Mother sung by Jorgenson Berry and Mather with other artists, plus a seven piece orchestra and benediction by Rev. Exyestone.
Clifford Cummings and his wife were injured early Friday when their car struck a center pier on West Charles street in Oelwein. Cummings suffered a broken arm rib and a severe bruise while his wife had cuts bruises and a possible leg injury. They were taken to Mercy Hospital.
A broad public notice from The Gazette offers a reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of individuals connected to immoral activities and theft schemes. Details include contact points for the Gazette office and various related business notices scattered in the page, with references to jewelry titles and local services.
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